Sentence examples for procure copies from inspiring English sources

The journalist Liz Hayes also asked Brough: "Did you ask James Ashby to procure copies of Peter Slipper's diary for you?" He replied: "Yes I did".

He then told parliament a categorical "no" when Labor asked the same question posed by Hayes about whether he asked Ashby to procure copies of the diary.

The originally broadcast program included this exchange: Liz Hayes: Did you ask James Ashby to procure copies of Peter Slipper's diary for you?

Because he refused to procure copies for his parish of the newly issued book of canons (1636) and of a subsequent book of worship imposed by Charles I, he was summoned to Edinburgh.

Labor kept up the pressure on Brough and Turnbull throughout question time, hammering the minister over his 60 Minutes apparent admission that he had asked Slipper's aide to procure copies of the Speaker's diary.

The Labor MP Graham Perrett wrote to the AFP the day after the program went to air, pointing to Brough's response when the journalist Liz Hayes asked: "Did you ask James Ashby to procure copies of Peter Slipper's diary for you?" Brough replied: "Yes I did".

A jury took just 40 minutes to convict him following a sting in which an undercover police officer procured copies of Diana's underground comic.

The newly released material contained the following exchange: Hayes: Um why then also did you um assis, seek well, [plane noise] did you ask James Ashby to procure um copies of Peter Slipper's diary for for you?

University officials were unable to procure a copy of the lease and a representative at RFR declined to comment on Tuesday.

A few weeks ago, I procured a copy of Chris Bachelder's The Throwback Special (WW Norton, £16.99).

I procured a copy through some museum friends, but, before they could set up a screening, they misplaced the DVD.